The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-07
PoIIrTa rRonr PnRRY.
what Has Tr~nspirsd In MAssiIlOn DuriaE
the Paat Day,

day Tor R0ekVlllR. MASS on Vlelts
Mass BerthsAh6 Edhk A.raub Of Pitts
bRrg, are the guests # Rev. P. ]. Buehl.
Miss Lettie D60little Of Cantou, wasI
the guest Of Miss Emma Rsarick on the
fourth.
Mr.. 8. GebfOrd Of Illinois. who was a
former resident Of this city Is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. Victor Burnett, who has been In
Johnstown, Pa, for some time is visit
ing friends In the city.
Mrs. J. j. Winders and children, of
Flndlay, o, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
5. Crooks on East Oak street.
Miss Lizzie Engel and Miss Carrie
Dlch, Of Now Philadelphia, are visiting
at the residence Of Mr.. P. Blumenschein.
Mrs. Ed. Baltzly and child, Of Wash
ingt0n, ID. c., will spend the summer
with Mrs. BRlizly's mother, Mrs. William
Brown.
Master James, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene G. Willison, arrived at his fatE.
ef's home Saturday evening, and In
tends to stay.
Messrs. 8. Weller and Charles W
Whitman went to Canal Dover thle
morning on their bicycles to spend the
day with friends.
Well No. 3 is still producing oil, and
II is still estimated that 400 gallons
have been tBksn from the well since
Saturday morning.
An evening party was held at the resi-.
dence Of Rev. Bailey on North street last
evening. Quite q number Of persona
/ PFaun ahFnaN uuaPa nPaaonk
The reports Of the last fiscal year at
the Magslll0n p05tOftice, which were
kindly furnished BY Stanton HOwells,
deputy postmaster, are SIC. .287,27.
Mr.. A. r. WORDS, formerly retail
grocer In this city, but at present al
operator on the G. L, & W. &. 3. at Me-.
lima is among his friends a. MsssillOn.
Messre Frsnd and Charles Atwater,
Joseph Ertle and Wallace Snyder re.
turned from New Castle, Pa last even.
Dg where they had gone to ses the
races
Miss Hattie &. Robinson, cf LegOnier,
Indiana, has been employed by thu
school board as assistant High school
seacher, to fill the place of Miss MaitbY +,
/ resigned.
i n RhuuH VI UhOCUoAA UObWcOA % AAuO
rom West Bro; kheld Anu uIne Vi "a.
clty yesterday at the High Scho1j
grounds was won ny the MasstllOn nine
" score of 81 to 5.
Orders to the number of 105 separa
tIrs and 80 engines were fiilel and seat
~ freight by Russell s. Go. last week.
This is the largest number ever sent BY
he firm in one week.
Mrs. Turin Getz, Who has been sick
With tumor for five years, died yesteI
Day at the home Of her father, Mr.. Philil
Lax. Funeral tomorrow at the 81
Msry's Catholic church at ~. m.
Shorty" Blake of Canton, was in thu
olty visiting his lady friend last even
ing and missed the train. The resul
Sas that Mr.. j. T. Brown was minus
clerk at his music store in the evening.
The G. M, B. A. had a meeting last
evening at their ball and decided to at.
;end the State reunion Of that order at
'ottsge Grove, July 9th. Arrangement
Rill be made to 90 to Canton and take
The Valley road,
George LIebermann, q boy IA years
,ld, while carelessly walking across Erie
street last blight Was run over by car
riage aud had cash seven Inches III
leD 9Th cUt In his head. The wound L.
very patnful but not dangerous.
The last Of the series Of shoots be,
ween the MassillOp, Cantor and MOOs
er Is over, yet Grass & Graf are still
manufacturing the Ever Faithful. III
most reliable five cent cigar In the CiIv
Retail ard wholesale store at No. 80
South Erie street.
The Crystal Spring Assembly, No
1886, K, of L., will hold picnic Oh III,
baseball grounds at MillpOrt Jnly l6,h.
All kinds OF BmusemenIs hSvr ben ~.
ranged for the lay and night, Hon
John Mcbride will make an cd ireso IL
English aud MT. TOOle, of Akron, an hd.
iress In German. Good musio Will be IL
attendance.
Miss Minnie Kiln has re1igned hel
position as teacher In Secondary OF
North street school, aud Miss Eiith eAiI
ls promoted to teacher of that grade,
Miss Tlpkler takes Miss Balls place a,
,eacher Ia Primary Of Cherry street,
md Miss Eva Duncan ls elected to I'LL
Miss Thinkers place as teach r Of G and
D Primary on North street.
The annual meet of the Stark County
(westsidP) Bible Society was held at the
n. E church Sui day evening. July 8
Addresses by Rev. Il. =. Gillette, District
SuperlD tendent, from Cleveland, and
Rev. B +. Booth, after which an election
Of officers took place. Following are
the officers eleeted: President, Rev O.
W. Shettler; Vice President, Ministers
of the Evangelical churches Of MassiI-
Ion; Treasurer, K B. LeighIey; Deposi-
tory, j. V. R. Skinner; Secretary, A. H.
Sprankle.
THE CELEBRATION.
It was announced the Fourth of July
was celebrated by pleasant picnic by
the German Associations CT MassillOn
At quarter after eight In the morning
che bicycle race came off on South Erie
street. The first prize was won by
Frank McLsip and the second by Arvine
Wales.
The societies formed on Main and Frle
streets as follows: Harmonic Band. Cor
man Rife Clubs, Click OUT Bund, Alsace
and Lorraine Society, Navarro Band
Landware Society, German Benevolent
Society, and marched to the old fail
ground, where an address was made BY
Hon. John McAride, after which Mayor
FrOntz read the Declaration of Independ
ence In German.
At 3 O'clock y. m. the Gun Club shot
for prizes Of $40 on single birds and 81
on double birds. Following. Is the score
Singles. Doubles